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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1887-03-31
LIVERPOOL RACES.

The grand national steeplechase
handicap for 4-year-olds and upwards
at Liverpool was won by Z. jays
Gamecock by three lengths; Baron w
Sehroder's Sawyer second; Lord VOL
yerton's Johnnie LOngtail Bad, third
The distance, about four miles and one
Thousand yards, was covered in ten
minutes ten seconds. Sixteen horses
started.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1887-03-31

The distance, about four miles and one
Thousand yards, was covered in ten
minutes ten seconds. Sixteen horses
started.
RACE FOR THE QUEENS CUP.
TankeTville Chamberlain, owner of
| the cutter yacht Arrow, and holder of
| the Queens cup, writes 70 the Times
that he knew that he had no title to the
yachting championship, and that he
offered the cup for competition merely
| to induce American yachtmen to send
| over to English waters some of their
| best vessels. He says also his
determination to offer the cup
| IS due to a desire to show his
interest in our MODEST sport.
'sThe loss OF the cup" Chamberlain
continues. will be to me as the loss
of valuable heirloom, but trust the
| sacrifice will be productive of good re-
Generous, are agreed to match between
the Arrow and the American sloop
MayfiOWer will soon come OF.
Rome. March 25.-The Vatican has
been advised from Vienna and Berlin
that the continuance of the alliance
between Austria, Germany and Italy
win not permit the subversion OF
papacy 1t Will support the Pope's in.
: dependence and liberty.
THE JEWS PROTESTING.
TUNIs, March 25.-Forty thousand
Jews have united in protesting against
the new burial laws. One Of the prin
. cipal features opposed in the new laws
is the appointment by Tunis municipal
3 authorities, of Frenchmen to eontro
! the interests, and the Jews are aggTiey
3 ed at being denied the same liberty il
4 burials as the musselmans are given.
r AN INSANE DUCHESS.
e VIENNA, March 25.-The Duchess o
e Cumberland, who has become mental,
d afiiicted, has been placed in the Leides
+ dord. private 1unitie asylum at Ober
. dohling.
e WAR OPINIONS.
e PARIS. March GA sensation ha
l. been caused by thu publication of II
n ported conversation between III. Flour
,, ems, French minister of foreign affairs
4 and correspondent Of the NOyoe Wy
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1887-03-31
SIExICAN PENSION CLAIMS.

In response to a request from the
Commissioner of Pensions, 100 clerks
in his bureau have volunteered to wor K
extra hours upon the Mexican pension
claims filed under the act of January
20, 1887. This extra work, voluntary
upon the part of the clerks. is to be be-
gun on Monday next, aud will be pros
greatly embarrassed for the lack of the
additional force called for, the Com
missioner of Pensions hopes to be able
to issue a great many Of the certifi-
Gates under the law.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1887-03-31

PARIS, March ga sensation has
been caused by tina publication of a re-
ported conversation between III. Flour
ems. French minister Of foreign affairs
and q correspondent Of the NOyoe VFe-
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1887-03-31

LONDON, March 25.-Dr. Sir. Walker
Foster, Gladstone Liberal, was TO-DAY
elected to the House of Commons FOL
the Ibkeston division Of Derbyshire
The election was to I'LL the vacancy
caused by the recent death of Mr
Thomas Watson, Home Ruler.
BILLS RELATIVE TO IRELAND.
In the House of Commons this even
ing, Balfour announced the bill
amending the Irish leases system o
land transfer, and other measures re
lative to Ireland will be introduced il
the House of Lords on Thursday.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1887-03-31

An INSANE DUGHESSs
VIENNA, March 25.-The Duchess of
Cumberland, who has become mentally
afiicted, has been placed in the Leides-
dorf. a private lunitie asylum at Ober-
dohling
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1887-03-31

Baron DE Strive, the Russian Minis
ter, accompanied by Secretary Bayard,
to-day paid a farewell visit to the
President prior to sailing to Russia. 1t
is said at the Department of state
that the Minister goes to Russia on
leave of absence to visit his family
PAPER on VOLCANIC GEOLOGY
Capt. Clarence button, Chief of the
Bureau of Volcanic Geology, of the
| Geological SURVEY, will read paper at
the next meeting of the National Acad-
envy, which takes place the third week
Daily Republican., 1887-03-31
A False Report.

/, ia stated that the report that Sec
rotary Bayard intended ID marry .
ybung lady clerk in the Safe Depart
ment was put in circu sticn by mall
c[ous woman, and Ia without any foun.
dation whatever. A Washington coz.
respondent ssys: Mr.. Bayard is still
10 the deepest mourning for tie death
of his wife and daughter, which &C.
Cured only little more tnan year
ago. He does not go out OF all and re-
csives only his moot intimate frisnds
He has never exchanged half dozen
words with the youcg lady clerk
hom he is accused of intending to
marry, and when he frs. saw the pub
|lication he did not know there was
such person in the department. lie
does not see the clerks OF his depart
ment unless he meets them accidental
lily, for they communicate with HIN
through the heads OF bureaus. he doe
not know hs.f dozen of the ladies en-
plcyed In the building even by sight.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-31
WANA n A n RS.
PHILADELPHIA. Thu sdsy, March 81. 1887
Seeing is a long step to-

PHILADELPHIA. Thu -sdsy, March 81, 1881.
Seeing is a long step to-
ward knowing. Not an easy
thing to know even the COM
mon Dress Materials well.
You may have an easy init
macy with the Cashmeres
and the Cloths, and a nod.
ding acquaintance with the
Henrietles and the Veilings,
but what of the Novelties?
Even in so simple a thing
as Flannels you must be
wide awake to keep track Of
the new ones. So Of the
Ginghams, and the Sateens
then what OF the Silks anc
the Velvets'
What ne shall do on Mon.
Iday next will put it in You
power to know not onl,
these but the whole range c
woven fabrics. You'll Sc
them in masses and draped
as they've never been show
!, before even in Paris.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-31

Rev. Joseph Dare has removed from
Chrisliana 10 Rookessin, he having
been appointed ct the recsht conference
to the pastorate OF Eoenezer NJ. h.
Church near Pleasant Hill, MIL Creek
Hundred. Under his charge ths old
church will doubtless increase in popu-
larity, rs we'll ss in the nun Der Of me N :
bers, as he is one of the men who dstrs
to speak his mind very freely on al
subjects, and expose evil OF every shape
aud form. He has been succeeded al
/ Chr.siiana by Rev. B. f. Price, who
with his b.ide will DC given q cordia
reception this evening. His former
parihhoEers In this city will generally
extend their congratulations on the oc
cas.on, as most OF them will agree witt
the preacher that 1t Is not well for
man to live alone
Daily Republican., 1887-03-31
ALL new STOCK.
$3.50 to $500.
These are the prices that

These are the prices that
attract attention when look.
ling for a suit to please
|Mat boy. Coupled with the
quality OF our Clothing it is
sure to be be just what you
want. All new styles.
If you want a heavy suit,
cut prices will induce you
to purchase at 4Io Market
| street.
Ifyou handspring weights.
our $3.50, $500, $3.50 and
$500 Suits are the ones to
select from. All new goods.
Styles the latest! Quality
1.-THE finest! Prices the low
est! Stock the largest!
These combinations at 4Io
Market street.
Merit demands recognition.
1t is found in our goods,
manufactured expressly Tor
us by Wanamaker & Brown,
land our prices are the lowest
Large stock of Spring
IOyercoats. Style,Pric and
Equality will please you.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-31
shr0udeo In Uncertainty.

There are still grea. many opinions
advanced as to the results OF the Inter.
State Commerce bill when put insb
operation, and 1t will not be known
until It has had trial whether 1t is 0
rood thing for the country orinot. The
papers Of our large cities agree that II
10 causing great activity In sht oments
Of dry goods and other merchandise tp
anticipate the change OF rates that VII
b made April b, but this means dull
ness after thu. date, and complaints 81
industrial and commercial inactivity,
respecting business that depend on fu-
tie rates, grow more numerous. Coz
mes are awaiting the proposed ne IN
Eates ior transportation, and dry goods
men protest earnestly against ne "
ciassifi - lions, and especially again st
The charge Of higher rates for goods In
box than In bale. The selection OF the
eonmissio toner's Is thought to foreshadbw
. strong effort to soju st rates accord inl
70 distance. General Fink, strong rAil
road authority, is Of the opinion tina
the law will tend to the crushing o
small by large dealers, and Mr.. Adams
equally good railroad authority, think
1t hastens the swallowing OF weaker b.
stronger roads. Railroad men, Iner
chants, statesmen and all are howeve
I'm the dark, and all they say in regar
to the working OF the bill is careful
qualified with uncertainty, and 1t wi
he some months, no doubt, before 1t wi
be known whether the law will be
benefit or an injury to the country.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-31
A., ;. amend the act for the

THE BILL to amend the act ior .no
prevention Of cruelty to cniidteu'
rnovn "a the Austin ii arlington oili'
rassed the lower House Of the Lsslsla'
rure Yesterday. The bill provides Sc
we're prni.hments for those VINO aou's
Aud sesiuce girls under fifteen years y.
sas. /. the bill provided for nothips
more lie would be possessed OF extraot.
binary merit, as this is o crime Una. 70
| cr1int aloud to heaven for veogeshce
rom our city. Bot the bill also pro,
yldes for suppressirg child bessrs anu
warrants, another good feature anu
prohibits the circulation and sAie u
lohscspe literature. This Is srothef
hri oht spot In dark Surroundings, but .
IbriShter spot in the law Is the para
| graph which provides severe punish
mem for q husband refusing to proviae
for the proper maintenance OF his we
land children. There is quite large
} number OF men in this city who nave
llsit their wives and children, and whe
refuse to give . ecu. FOX their support
tbonpb those same men are employed
and making good wages. This law vii
make it decidedly hot for this class o
!, won sn and children abusers, ana
they want to escape punishment tine!
lad better pack up In time and join TN
higera OF policy and keno gamblers ina
, are preparing to march.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-31
Crushing Ireland.

- English government has gradu-
~ nlased itself upon . plane OF IN
ID; " orpos,tion to Ireland and Irish-
S15n. ana her prime minister Is now
nliaa With the Irish people o. II they
rrS = colony OF Hottentots. 1t Will
ii1luo no some day to find the great
1870 1t has made. II Is hard TO
49, 1.-Two that the new coercion BILL was
- intended for any civilized people
n ANS the Viceroy OF Ireland, AZ
luranted ty the English government,
W1eh authority to issue proclamAtlons
or~ipat societies found to be disturbing
- nuh,ic peacs and menaces the Ma
s1rasl League with disruption. II en-
S1eelv abolishes the jury system In Ire
- N cases OF criminal conspiracy,
.-a n cases OF boycottiny, rtoting and
1neaous agrarisn offences and EN- powers
snaais,rates to sentence suspects at tneir
- discretion. In cases OF murcsr
\ "a aggravated crimes OF violence q
1870 Of venue from Ireland to Eng
s..o 4 permitted. In comparison with
1ai. hili all other bills for suppressina
1870 In Ireland pale into insisnih'
800, Mr.. BAlfour, with the AID Of
~ maai strAtes, can fill the prison:
vlth auspecss, condemned to convicts'
I.slIa for six months. He cAn take
Trgsh criminal. out Of Ireland and have
49, fats decided In England by Eng
- iuriss, In any event the operation
ri The Bill cannot fail 10 cause intense
irfits,ion and to kindle passionate re-
rntment In Ireland. Indeed 1t looks
- N these proposals had been de
Nberstely planned for the purpose o.
Wssporating public sentimen. in the
Island and promoting the spirit OF re
hslliou. There WAS no Gauss whateve
IN such an arbitrary act. There hav
hssn no outbreAkipg crimes OF late II
JrCland. and there seems to be no just
Aeation for such an outrageous exerois
OF authority. Mr.. Balfour may by tn
sAesr strength Of votes push his bll
ehyoupb. but there will be su,h larg
minority, headed by Gladstone, agAins
IL that to entorcs 1t will be but to incli
: fresh rebellion. A change Of venu
from Ireland to England In crimin'
osses but repeats the history OF Il
breaking out OF the revolution over
hundred yesrs ago, when England srie
60 stamp On. revolt in the Amerlcs
colonies by the same means. Tn
method o, procedure is entirely out
data. II Mr.. BAlfour Is anxious to Of
tsin convictions be will undou bted
nuooeed II he takes Irishmen across q
water and is careful to exclude Liberia
from the Jury box. But be can hard
expect tina. convictions obtained In tn
5wsy by alien juries will promote
feeling OF respect in Ireland for En-
lish law.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-31

China mattings. Easy to
look at. Samples that'll let
you see the range between
winks. New mattings, bright
and plant.
Mattlngs were scarce last
year, SO twas said, but you
found them here. Likely to
be scarce in the same way
again. Some Of our patterns
and qualities are scarce now,
So scarce that you'll find
them nowhere else. Same
thing in carpets.
| They say mattings arr
getting better year by year
, 1t looks so. These are goct
enough aud cheap enough
p ettier than ever. Moi
. chance for varied pgettines
in mattngs than you'd thin
y if you haven't seen our lat
= ones. Every grade of Join
/. less, Damask and Fancy.
q If youydon't care to cow
It the room, we'll make the
i, |, as a rug. Plenty of sms
TUGS.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-31

To DAY We BID farewell To cold,
blustery, stormy March. It came In
Alike lion and goes out with tie char
Acter of the same rntsmed beast. In
fact 1t has been very much like g lion
all through. The noble animal has
hardly had sunshine enough during the
month in which to take a decent sun
hath. After all, though, March has no
doubt performed q good service, and
AWAY on In the summer when we sre
sweltsrlng uuder the nineties, we viii
not think 80 hard Of clustering, oold
March, and may sigh for g breath OF IL!
pare. exhilaratlng atmosphere.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-31

The BILL FOR the suppression CT
policy gambling has passed the Legis-
nature, and is now q law. Mayo,
Rhosds very properly intends to make
himself acq TAINTED with the provisions
of the bill, and then he will move upon
the gamblers. L, policy playing will
mot be broken up In the fity IL will be
no fault OF the Mayor. He recdllect'
the laugh the gamblers had az his ex
penss when future attempt to bresh
mp their business failed. HIS Intend
shat there shall be no failure this time
and there shall not be no suieketipg II
the back seats OF the gamblers syns
gogue.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-31

In PENNsYLyANIA three county
nomm issioners do the work for county
chat eleven Levy Courtmen do in New
Castle County here. The opm mission
ess cost the county about $500 each OF a
aalsry, while here the Levy Court costs
ar county $8,096 81. Nobody that
kaovs will say that the business Of .
nounty In PennsylvAnia is not rs well
ftsnd ID to .as New CAs:le Comfy.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-31

TBr TREASURER OF the Trustees of
In Poor va, asked yesterday by a
county creditor II there was any money
IN the treasury to pay bills. mot a
cent" was the reply, "bnt in about ten
days there will be some" We only
refer to this TO show that while tht
tpeasary Of the Trustees OF the Poo:
and the county treasury are both c1m
uoratiyely empty, St. Georges Hundred
owes the county over SIG 600 Why i
not 81. Georges Hundred spurrea up t.
- her duty2
Daily Republican., 1887-03-31

THE AUGUSTA (GA CHRONICLE Is
n Dem ocrasic paper, but when Sherman
was down there and made his strong
protecl ton speech 1t gave 1t hearty ap-
prevail, for which the Charleston News
and Courier has read 1t on. OF the Dem
oeratic party.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-31

AFTER THE tull explanations that
ha We been made by both the old and the
ne " finance committees, IL would ap-
pear that neither WAS to blame for the
d man cial middle in which the City
Cd uuoil fais itself. The fault then
ast res. else where.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-31
~ EGISTER'5 ORDER.
LII REGisTER'S OFFICE,
NAw CASTLE COUNTY, De-.

March 2Gth, ls57.
Upon the application OF Jos. fetittc angc,
Administrator OF Sarah Il. Fox, latg cf " n.
mington Hundred, in said county,
deceased, 1t h ordered and dir.cted
by the Register that the administrators
aforesaid give notice of rranting III Let ess
OF Administration upon the estate OF tine de-
ceased, with the date of granting thereof. Ny
causing Advertisements to be posted within
forty uavs from the date OF such Letters In SIX
Of the most public places of TIE county % New
Castle, requiring all persons having demands
against the estate to present tine same, or
abide by an Act of Assembly in such case
maze and provided and also cause he same
TO be Inserted within the same period In the
DAILY REPUBLICAN,, a newspaper published Ia
| Wilmington, and to be consinued therein
| theree weeks teUd).
IL, Given under the hand and Seal OF
/ l.. S. Office Of the Register Aforesaid, nj
- WILMINGTON, In New Castle County
| afoI esaid, the day and year above written.
| JOIN IL. BRADFORD. Register.
| NOIICE-All per ions having claims against
the estat' Of the deceased must present III.
same, duly sttested to the Administrator, on
or before March 18th, A. d., l5Ss, or abld,
1.-THE Act Of Assembly in such case made all,
provided. JOSEPH PEilrDEMANGE.
Administrator.
| Address, Mermaid, Del. n29. 3w-eed
Daily Republican., 1887-03-31

nuBIiC SkLt-NlLL BE SOLD AT
public sale, on the premises. on
SATURDAY APRIL 2, 1887,
ct 8 O'Clock p. In
4 three tory frame dwelling Rouse. No.
7C5 Wollsston street, situate between Wasn'
ington AID Jefferson and SIverta au1
kigh h street. containf2g SIX rooms, Win a
lot about ltxI0. -
THIS property is in n good location for
renting. payttgI0 per cent interest. Asy
enc d., s.ilng a good investment should Rot
fail 10 attend tho sale.
10 per cent. OF lie purchase mensy en- me
day q sale Blisnce IN 4 teen days. Ihii
properly will be sold without reserve.
n. 4. POULE,
| ncO-3t Agent to eitsct the sale.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-31
wILMINssTON a NORrMERN Mr.

Time table in effect Jan. 23rd, 1887. 1raint
leave Wilmington (tre 1ch st.oet) as follows
For Reading, Birdsboro. Joanna. Spring
neld, Waynesburg Junction, manor, Potts
norsville and all points on tho Phiiadeiphis
and Heading X. H., 100 a. IN. and 2.4S p. m.
for Coatesville. Embrecvfllo, Lcpape
Ohadds Ford and DuPont's and tnserme
diate ootnts, 100 q. M. 2 40, and % y. 70.
FOR West Chester, I 90 o. m. 40, and A.o
Ip. M.
For New Bridge and iutcrmediate points
o.lh p. m. Except on Saturday, when trait
will leave at 8 90 p. m.
A. u. MCCAUSI1AND, j.. a. BOWER,
SuperiDtshdent Genu fsss. BRt
Daily Republican., 1887-03-31

WARMERS N
lN WARMERS -AS
TWELFTH
TWEiIFTH
GRAND COMBINATION
HORSE SALE HOaSE sALH
WILMINGTON, DEL,
FHIUAY, APHIL lST, lss7.
~ O'CLOCK.
ENTRIES CT 0sE MARCH sd.
Catalogues on application,
soHOR-ES,
NEW JvNsEy,
EASTERN SHORE.
DEL AWANECOUNTI,
CHESTER COUNTY.
PENISSULA,
CUMBERLAND VALLEY.
The latter comprise . Horses Of OR Own
SELECTION. aud tia whole lot will be such
an assortment that any one In want OF horse
can fnd one to suit both In quality and price.
OUR BUILDINGS
are especially Tor tlis purpose, have GAS
ends and sides, So buyers can see horses IN
motion on the tracA without being exposed "
will he heated. W. Y. WAGNER
Wilmington, Del.
ID. Z. ). NICHOLS.
ml9-l2t Broad and Cherry streets Phiia'
Daily Republican., 1887-03-31
Wilmington Clothing House
No. 4I6 Market Street.
JOHN W. DIEFENDORF,
Manager.
Philadelphia, Wlnilltan Z 0,llinals a,h,at
Jan. 3OTM, 1887.


Trains will leave Wilmington as follows
Philadelphia te2prsssl. .. q 81. ~, 90
30, s 10, 30. y TO- ~, 10 CT, II IS. IL 81 an
IL 30, 2 o., 3 90. 8 "a Q 20, 0 30 and oc .. IN.
Accommodation, o 40. 7 90. I %. 10 30 a. N
2 80, 4 90, I 40. y ~, 10 80 .. IN.
For Chester texpressl. o 80. 7 GO. s 80 go
9&7, II IS, IL 81 a. N, IL 81, ~, " and 7.ot
.. In.
Accom- mediation. 0 40. 7 90, o6. SIS. 10 &C
Q. NJ, 2 80, 1 o., : 40, o 70 and 10 70 p. m.
hew YORK, 100, 2 81, az, @ 80, ;o0. sG
10 OF. II o. q. M. az Is, 2 %, %, t2l, o 20,
70 -. 7 %. 10 80 p. m.
For West Chester, vic Lsmokin. $40 anc
sl6 q. m, = 30 and 1 90 p. N.
stations. I ~ a. m, 10 bs and II p. N.
Baltimore and intermediate s.ations, 10 OF
3. n., b5T p. IN. ana IL II might.
| baltimore and bay Line, as p. N.
baltimore and Wsshington. %, ttc, o.
10 0S IL 90 a. IN, IL oc, al II. ~, b 10, % %
Trains Ior Delaware Division leave for:
1 New Castle, 8 co. y so e. M, IL 90, = Co. &c
| 0 rs p. m. and IL o. night,
Georgetown and Loves, 8 30 a. m, and Q "
Soaicrd (Express) sop. m.
Harriug ion, Deimar and way stations,s &c
.. M. Il t5 y. u.
Express for Harrington, 10 as a. N, 80 ,
m. Way train o 81 p. II.
Exproaa for Dover, Harrington and Del
mar, 10 As =. m. and IL o2 night.
rankin Oity, s 30 O. II.
Express for Ospe Charles, Old Poin. Dom
fort and Norfolk, 10 AZ q. H., ami ~ C2 mig hi
Leave Philadelphia, broad street, 70,
Wilmington (expIess). 1919, 3 90, 10, II
~ 10, 10 06, 10 20, II IS, IT'S y. M, OF, 4ol
IA9o. bos. b2l, oo7, Q 81, II 20 and II 70 p. u
/ Accommodation, 0 80, 10 20 a. Ia, ~, a II
IL 96. 9 ~ 8 rs, 10 % 10 ~ and II ~ p. u.
/ For further Information i,aAscns efs arc ~
Vierred 20 tins ticket Office ~ the station.
rys,ps marked thus (A)sre limited exprass
Upon which extrn fare IS chsrgtd.
J. X. Wool.
0ens-f.i Passenger AssDs.
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